Cybersecurity Incident Manager

At PwC, our people in cybersecurity focus on protecting organisations from cyber threats through advanced technologies and strategies. They work to identify vulnerabilities, develop secure systems, and provide proactive solutions to safeguard sensitive data. In cybersecurity incident management at PwC, you will focus on effectively responding to, and mitigating, cyber threats, maintaining the security of client systems and data. You will be responsible for identifying, analysing, and resolving security incidents to minimise potential damage and protect against future attacks. Meaningful work you’ll be part of As a Cybersecurity Incident Management Manager, you will serve as the technical lead and escalation point for complex and high-severity security incidents. You’ll guide and mentor Level 2 analysts, ensure operational excellence, and collaborate closely with stakeholders to drive strategic incident response initiatives. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Serve as the escalation contact for confirmed and high-impact incidents. Oversee technical investigations and coordinate response activities across multiple teams. Take technical ownership of the level 2 senior security analysts' team, ensuring advanced analysis and investigation of security incidents identified by level 1 security analysts or security tools. Provide guidance and assistance to level 2 senior security analysts with troubleshooting, escalation, and resolution of complex or critical security issues. Coordinate incident response and recovery actions with level 2 security analysts and other teams, ensuring appropriate countermeasures and remediation steps are implemented. Review and validate security incident reports and recommendations from level 2 senior security analysts to confirm quality and accuracy standards are met. Conduct quality assurance reviews of incident reports and provide feedback and suggestions for improvement to level 2 senior security analysts through regular interactions with the QA lead/team. Collaborate with level 2 security analysts and other teams regarding complex or high-severity incidents requiring further investigation or intervention. Conduct performance evaluations and feedback sessions for level 2 senior security analysts and identify areas for training and development. Develop and deliver training and mentoring programs for level 2 senior security analysts to support relevant skills acquisition and certification maintenance. Work with clients and stakeholders to offer strategic and technical guidance on security incidents and services, promoting customer satisfaction and retention. Monitor and report on key performance indicators and metrics for the level 2 senior security analyst team, confirming service level agreements and objectives are achieved. Maintain regular communication with shift leads to review daily security operations metrics, KPIs, and SLAs, addressing any identified gaps. Experiences and skills you’ll use to solve A bachelor's degree in a relevant area of study with a preference for Computer Science or Computer Engineering. Industry certifications (CISSP/GIAC suite/EC-Council) are an asset. Experience in MSSP environment. Minimum of 6 years in Information Technology and minimum of 4 years in Information Security. Proficient in Incident Response and Management. Knowledge of various security tools (e.g. SIEM, EDR, etc.) as well as operating system flavors including but not limited to Windows, Linux, Unix. In-depth knowledge of security concepts such as cyber-attacks and techniques, threat vectors, risk management, incident management, etc. Knowledge of applications, databases, middleware to address security threats; Proficient in preparation of reports, dashboards and documentation. Excellent communication and leadership skills and experience in performing vendor management. Ability to handle high pressure situations with key stakeholders and good Analytical skills, Problem solving and Interpersonal skills Hybrid ways of working PwC Canada is committed to cultivating an inclusive, hybrid work environment. Exact expectations for your team can be discussed with your interviewer. As a requirement, a Security Clearance is mandatory for all staff who’ll be engaged on these assignments. Prior to applying, please review the Government of Canada website to ensure you meet the eligibility requirements to obtain this clearance. This’ll become a condition of your employment with PwC should you receive an offer from us. ​ This position ensures continuity and upholds our standards of excellence following the departure of a valued team member. The salary range for this position is $112,400 - $162,400. 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The Cybersecurity Incident Manager serves as the technical lead and escalation point for complex security incidents while mentoring Level 2 analysts. They are responsible for overseeing investigations, coordinating response activities, and ensuring operational excellence across security teams.

Candidates must possess a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and at least 6 years of IT experience with 4 years in Information Security. Proficiency in incident response, security tools, and leadership is required, along with the ability to obtain a Canadian security clearance.

• Competitive compensation package • Inclusive benefits • Flexibility programs • Continuous development environment

• Problem solvingPreferred
• LeadershipPreferred
• CommunicationPreferred
• LinuxPreferred

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• Cybersecurity
• Incident Management
• Incident Response
• Leadership
• Mentoring
• Risk Management
• SIEM
• EDR
• Windows
• Linux
• Unix
• Vendor Management
• Analytical Skills
• Problem Solving
• Communication
• Strategic Planning
• Report Writing
• Allyship
• Security Tools
• Continuous Development
• Endpoint Detection And Response
• Cyber Threat Intelligence
• Technical Delivery Management
• Artificial Intelligence
• Dashboard
• Management
• Certified Information Systems Security Professional
• Customer Service
• Computer Science
• Computer Engineering
• Information Technology
• Training And Development
• Cyber Security
• Operating Systems
• Middleware
• GIAC Certifications
• Incident Reporting
• Interpersonal Communications
• Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
• Mentorship
• Operational Excellence
• Performance Review
• Quality Assurance
• Relationship Building
• Safety Assurance
• Service-Level Agreement
• Security Information And Event Management (SIEM)
• Troubleshooting (Problem Solving)
• Scheduling
• Security Clearance

• Security & Safety
• Technology
• Consulting
• Management & Leadership
• Cybersecurity Incident Response Analyst
• Cyber Security Manager / Administrator
• Database and Network Professionals Not Elsewhere Classified
• Information Security Engineers
• Computer Occupations, All Other

Minimum education

Professional degree

Minimum experience

5+ years

Posting language

English

Working hours

40 hours per week